China-Vietnam Border War, 30 Years Later
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Tomb of the Unmourned Soldier
A "martyr's cemetery" in China's southern Yunnan province. Though casualty
figures remain unclear, estimates suggest at least 20,000 Chinese soldiers
died, while Vietnamese dead number under ten thousand. State media on both
sides have remained quiet on the 30th anniversary of the war. While tensions
flared over border disputes in the subsequent years, the Communist
neighbors, linked by centuries of history, have buried the hatchet and now
enjoy significant economic ties.
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